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Home » Paraguay Stands By Suspension of Venezuela from Mercosur Despite Parliament Bloc Ruling

Paraguay Stands By Suspension of Venezuela from Mercosur Despite Parliament Bloc Ruling

Sabrina Martín by Sabrina Martín
February 22, 2017

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Suspension of Venezuela from Mercosur
Mercosur has yet to decide on Paraguay’s request that the bloc’s democratic clause be applied to Venezuela. (Primicias 24)

EspañolParaguay’s Chancellor went on record this week to defend the suspension of Venezuela from Mercosur after the trading bloc’s parliament decided not to issue sanctions against President Nicolás Maduro’s administration.

Mercosur’s parliament, known as Parlasur acts independently from the Council of Ministers of Mercosur, which is why Venzuela’s removal from the trading bloc is “legal and administrative,” Loizaga said, despite the parliament’s disagreement.

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Loizaga reported said he telephoned his Argentine counterpart Susana Malcorra about Parlasur’s decision, and did not rule out that the Venezuelan situation be treated “from a humanitarian and political point of view” during the next Mercosur Foreign Ministers meeting March 9 in Buenos Aires.

He also said Mercosur has yet to decide on Paraguay’s request that the bloc’s democratic clause be applied to Venezuela, adding that Paraguay “longs to see a democratically strengthened Venezuela.”

 

The suspension of Venezuela was decided, according to the founding States of Mercosur — Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay and Paraguay — due to its inability to complete the requirements necessary for maintaining membership.

Parlasur officials said on Monday that it will review the suspension of Venezuela before the Permanent Review Tribunal of Mercosur.

Source: La Patilla

Tags: crisis in Venezuelamercosur
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Sabrina Martín

Sabrina Martín

Sabrina Martín is a Venezuelan journalist, commentator, and editor based in Valencia with experience in corporate communication.

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